M.arch portfolio

ZULHUMAR TURGHUN, M ARCH

P ORT FOLI O

Academy of Art University School of Architecture 2 0 1 4 — 2 0 18

San Francisco, California

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SELECTED WORK

2014-2018

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SELECTED WORK

2014-2018

ZULHUMAR TURGHUN, M ARCH

P ORT FOLI O

Academy of Art University School of Architecture 2 0 1 4 — 2 0 18

San Francisco, California

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2014-2017

FOLDED TRACKS

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Intermediate Design Studio 1

In this studio, we were asked to design a Center for Digital Fabrication Arts in West Oakland. The building needed to be an iconic landmark in the area with the inclusive mission of serving as a community-focused art center, training facility, and business incubator. The goal was to bring technology, art, and innovation to West Oakland and serve the local population by connecting it to the fast-growing industries of the Bay Area.

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Gabriel Kaperielian Peter Suen

P ROJE C T

Digital Fabrication Center

LOCAT I ON

West Oakland, California

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The building provides both indoor and outdoor places for gathering, production space for training in the digital fabrication arts, rental space for business incubation, and housing units. The building fits in with the BART track behind the site location. It advertises itself with the screens on the faรงade facing BART that invites people to stop and visit the building. The products that are fabricated in the building will be displayed on the video screens or will hang from the interior ceiling.

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2014-2018

EXPERIENCE HOT & COLD

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Advanced Design Studio 2

In this studio, we were asked to design a complex and integrated project in an urban context, with a meaning that is expressed architecturally. The program was an abattoir that was to provide for the receiving of individual animals, slaughtering, butchering, dressing, sale, and the consumption all under one roof. We needed to decide how the architecture would go together programmatically and tectonically, and how our way of thinking about the design activity affects every step of the butchery.

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David Gill Benjamin Corotis

P ROJE C T

Neighborhood Butchery

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San Francisco, California

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Rather than hiding the process, I chose to expose the butchery activities, in order to give everyone an opportunity to understand the whole workflow.

The decision for the materials used were made based on the temperature needed in each program area. Consumers can experience the temperature change to deeply understand meat-making. Every design decision was made with fully integrated understanding of the butchery process.

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ARH 619: INTEGRATED DESIGN SUNLIGHT, CRAFT, CONSUMPTION THE DOG PATCH NEIGHBOORHOOD BUTCHERY

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80X120 MM TIMBER

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LIGHTWEIGHT CONCRETE W/ METAL DECK SHEET METAL PARAPET CAP SHEET METAL PROTECTION

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2014-2018

CLOUD IN THE FOREST

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Advanced Design Studio 1

In this studio, we were asked to explore the design of a high-profile library on an extremely exposed, scenic, and delicate site at Lincoln Park, San Francisco. Libraries are more than just repositories of books. They have a more active role in cultural and social engagement. The library is a symbol of remembrance and place for recollection. The studio asked us to investigate, question, and redefine the role of this enduring typology.

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Mark Muekenheim Maria Paz De Moura Castro P ROJE C T

Lincoln Park Library LOCAT I ON

San Francisco, California

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I was moved by the beauty of the site. The view of green trees under white clouds creates a powerful peaceful image in my mind, and I didn’t want to break the harmonious feeling it gave me. It became my main concept to create a space that is under a cloud of books in the forest. Much like that view, there is no clear boundary between inside and outside. The building and nature perfectly merge together.

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2014-2018

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COU RSE

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Introductory Design Studio 2

In this studio, we were asked to choose our own site around Mono Lake for designing a spa by the lake. Mono Lake is a paradise for birdwatchers

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and photographers. There are three main bird watching areas: County Park, South Tufa and Lee Vining Canyon.

Keith Plymale Benjamin Rice P ROJE C T

Mono Lake Spa LOCAT I ON

Mono County, California

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Therefore, I chose a location for the site that was equidistant from the three bird-watching areas. This location is also convenient for the visitors because it is located near the main access picnic grounds road. To see at least two bird-watching spots from each room, I decided to orient the building facing northeast and angle of the room rotated towards two birdwatching areas. In this way, the building could also receive enough light and enjoy the dynamic sunset and sunrise from each room.

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2014-2018

ENLIGHTENED SYMBOLS

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STATEMENT

National Museum of World Writing

In this competition, understanding the inevitable connection found between communication, writing and cultural identity became the fundamental criteria for researching, organizing and laying out our proposal. From the time of cave paintings and petrographic carvings to the word processing systems of today. It is clear that writing has had an evolutionary contribution on the definition, identity and growth of all cultural groups and societies associated with specific languages. Sounds and symbols are two basic categories which contributed to the evolution of languages.

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Incheon, South Korea INSTR UC TOR

Alberto Bertoli PA RTI C I PA N TS

Zulhumar Turghun Jinmeng Chen Yiyue Chen Hannah Moon Shawn

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Ultimately, we believe that understanding the various existing social and cultural variations through the lens of writing will enhance the comprehension and connectivity of humanity in our planet. This is the goal of our proposal and the objective of our building design.

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2014-2018

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Development of scripts

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Construction Documents

In this class, we were asked to develop a high level of competence in the technical aspects of architectural design through exploring a wall section with its related elevations, plans, and key details to provide a significant portion of a completed description of a building.

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San Francisco, California

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The project is a three-story home studio building facing south. The design concept is to maximize shade and reduce the thermal heat of the sun. The hanging aluminum composite panels become the main elements of the faรงade.

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Digitally Generated Morphology

In this class, we were asked to come up with a project that was to be finished by a six-axis robotic arm. I came up with the idea to let the robotic arm investigate how geometry can be “painted� in the study of form and facade design. I used a physical model as a structural base of the building, and different facade designs were quickly studied visually by converting a three-dimensional model into light paths for the robotic arm to follow.

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Peter Suen P ROJE C T

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As a result, multiple studies of complex facade designs were made in an interactive process using long-exposure photography combined with the movement of robotic arm following a set path.

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PERSONAL ENRICHMENT

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Hand Drawing & Painting

Architecture is a much broader spectrum which allows you to think beyond only designing a building. I’ve always fascinated by the beauty of the nature, and also believed that the architecture should always integrated with its surrounding nature.

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Pingshan Village Anhui, China

In this chapter, I showed series of personal enrichment works that allow me to explore the beauty of small villages through hand sketching and watercolor painting.

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AC K N OW L E DG E ME NTS MY INS TRUCTOR S

MY FAMI LY

I would like to thank all of my studio instructors who gave me unending support over the years. Thank you Professor Alberto Bertoli, Benjamin Corotis, David Gill, Gabriel Kaperielian, Keith Plymale, Mark Muekenheim, Maria Paz De Moura Castro. Thanks for all the advice that you gave me.

I would like to extend my deepest thanks to my dear Mom and Dad who helped and inspired me for everything I did. Thanks for every support that you

MARY SCOT T

F R I ENDS

I sincerely thank Ms. Scott For her

Fan Zhang, Jinmeng Chen thanks for

guidance and encouragement in the

being so helpful and supportive friend

development of my M. Arch portfolio.

during my M. arch journey.

gave me and always being here for me.

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CO LO P H O N

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COVER STOCK

Academy of Art University

Hard Cover, Imagewrap

COURSE

TE X T STOCK

Senior Portfolio, Mary Scott

Proline Uncoated #100 lbs, Eggshell Texture

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Zulhumar Turghun

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Ztuerhon2@gmail.com

Gadugi Bold, Regular

415-218-9950

Raleway Bold

BOOK BIND E R

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Blurb

Rhino, Auto CAD, Revit Adobe Creative Suite

PHOTOGRAP HY

Zulhumar Turghun Fan Zhang

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